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26/9/2006 at 2:41pm
 Location: Dutch Mountains
 Outfit: Sharp talons beak and a hernia!
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1. Find a level parking space.
2. Permanently fix a two way spirit level on your dash.
3. When parking on a pitch, keep one eye on the spiritlevel until (about) level.
4. Drive up and down if need be.
5. Don't expect to be scientifically level. Eggs not skimming out the frying pan suffices.

If in possesion of big wallop of cash, have a levelsystem installed. One press on the button and presto: level. Costs? about 1500 pounds...


27/9/2006 at 6:50am
 Location: In the pub.
 Outfit: Autosleeper Talisman
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I can't be that anal about levelling, certainly not to the extent of using a spirit level.

Surely you can tell if you're parked level or not.  If you try to stand up and fall over before you've touched a drop,  it's probably time to get the levelling ramps out.



27/9/2006 at 11:19am
 Location: Wiltshire
 Outfit: Auto Trail Cheyenne 632
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Hi there,

We are not too bothered about exact leveling, as long as water goes down plug holes and my feet are lower than my head it's fine.

My really scientific leveling device is........ my little torch, it hangs on a hook over the sink, if it is hanging roughly level with the windowframe and not too far front or back we are fine...

Happy trails

Tina



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